Write username into log file to fix permission issues

[FaserF]

We had an issue if a user installs a system application from Intune first (which creates the install.log file), and afterwards a user installed a app (Greenshot) in user context with Intune which then threw a permission error.
An easy fix (which also makes the logs better readable in my case) is to append a username to the log file name.

[Romanitho]

Thank you 😉

[KnifMelti]

Doesn't this assume that the $LogPath is writable in usercontext, or am I totally wrong?
EDIT: In Programdata there's this user right, but elsewhere (if WAU is installed in a custom path or $LogPath is defined in a parameter)?

[Romanitho]

Very true. We probably need to conciser log folder as read/write for user too, no ?

[KnifMelti]

...or leave it to the admin (if it's on a share etc.)

[Romanitho]

true. We have something working for most of all. Is someone decide to use specific config things need to be adapted. But we cannot manage all of scenarios

[KnifMelti]

if user / is $LogPath writable/else $LogPath = "$env:ProgramData\Winget-AutoUpdate\Logs"